02.03.15
UPM Raflatac is showcasing its latest product innovations for personal care and cosmetics labeling at the annual PCD meeting for perfume and cosmetics packaging experts. The exhibition takes place February 4-5 in Paris.
On display in Paris is Raflex MDO film for contoured, premium looks. UPM Raflatac says Raflex MDO is the perfect choice for companies in the personal care and cosmetics industries looking to differentiate their products with long-lasting, premium looks. By combining the most desirable qualities of supple PE and high-clarity PP, Raflex MDO Clear is the product for a seamless no-label look on contoured and squeezable containers. Raflex MDO White offers exceptional opacity as a foundation for high-quality decoration. Both products support excellent print work and take a squeeze time after time.
On a thin PET23 release liner, the 50-micron Raflex MDO offers a 40% reduction in thickness and weight compared to conventional 85-micron PE85 on an HD70 liner. This reduces total applied costs, starting with more labels per roll for fewer roll changes and higher productivity in conversion and dispensing. PET23 is also an efficient choice for running at high speeds and in humid conditions.
Security and authentication
Security labeling authenticates high-value goods to consumers and protects brands and revenues. At the show, UPM Raflatac is featuring a number of security and traceability features combined on a single label – simple or complex, visible or hidden. UPM Raflatac provides a comprehensive range of products that reveal attempts at product tampering and safeguard luxury goods from counterfeiting and diversion.
RafCycle
Also being featured is the eco-friendly RafCycle program. Recycling with UPM Raflatac’s RafCycle waste management program means that waste from label conversion and dispensing that would usually go to landfill is given a new life – as UPM ProFi wood-plastic composite, paper or energy. By providing alternatives to landfilling and the associated costs, RafCycle offers label converters, packers and brand owners opportunities to manage their businesses more sustainably, efficiently and profitably.
On display in Paris is Raflex MDO film for contoured, premium looks. UPM Raflatac says Raflex MDO is the perfect choice for companies in the personal care and cosmetics industries looking to differentiate their products with long-lasting, premium looks. By combining the most desirable qualities of supple PE and high-clarity PP, Raflex MDO Clear is the product for a seamless no-label look on contoured and squeezable containers. Raflex MDO White offers exceptional opacity as a foundation for high-quality decoration. Both products support excellent print work and take a squeeze time after time.
On a thin PET23 release liner, the 50-micron Raflex MDO offers a 40% reduction in thickness and weight compared to conventional 85-micron PE85 on an HD70 liner. This reduces total applied costs, starting with more labels per roll for fewer roll changes and higher productivity in conversion and dispensing. PET23 is also an efficient choice for running at high speeds and in humid conditions.
Security and authentication
Security labeling authenticates high-value goods to consumers and protects brands and revenues. At the show, UPM Raflatac is featuring a number of security and traceability features combined on a single label – simple or complex, visible or hidden. UPM Raflatac provides a comprehensive range of products that reveal attempts at product tampering and safeguard luxury goods from counterfeiting and diversion.
RafCycle
Also being featured is the eco-friendly RafCycle program. Recycling with UPM Raflatac’s RafCycle waste management program means that waste from label conversion and dispensing that would usually go to landfill is given a new life – as UPM ProFi wood-plastic composite, paper or energy. By providing alternatives to landfilling and the associated costs, RafCycle offers label converters, packers and brand owners opportunities to manage their businesses more sustainably, efficiently and profitably.